All the best places to eat out in Shoreditch

Shoreditch Grind does a good job of blending retro interiors with coffee shop menus and relaxed vibes. You can choose from a breakfast, brunch and evening menu, which offers a selection of affordable dishes such as quinoa eggs or cheeseburgers. Grind is known for its bottomless brunch and excellent cocktails, so if you’re after some fun with friends in an upbeat atmosphere, look no further. “Sex, coffee & rock and roll” – the Grind slogan says it all.

Boasting multiple awards, The Princess of Shoreditch excels in providing a great atmosphere and high quality food. On the menu you’ll find some of the best dishes of modern British cuisine: duck with artichoke, chicory, plum and potato; duck leg terrine; or our favourite, bread and butter, potato and rosemary sourdough, caramelised onion brioche, seed cracker, tomato butter and whipped goats butter. Its contemporary interior and hefty wine selection makes it suitable for any kind of meeting. Take a break from your daily grind and have a taste of one of Shoreditch’s gems. 

Dream Bags Jaguar Shoes gives quirky a whole new meaning. With its art covered walls and glass shopfront, it never fails to bring together both hipsters and art lovers. Although always packed with people, it’s a great place for a relaxing catch up with friends. If you get hungry, fear not, this place serves a delicious pizza that you can pair with one of the signature cocktails. Not one to miss.

Located in the heart of Shoreditch, Kybelle combines retro styling with a relaxed atmosphere. Always bright and filled with plants, this cafe is a perfect choice when you want to escape the busy city life and experience serenity. The menu is inspired by Mediterranean flavours and features dishes such as avocado crush with spinach and eggs, or a selection of great sandwiches such as a falafel wrap. Relax and enjoy some good food.

Fancy a steak? Good steak restaurants aren’t always that easy to find, but Flat Iron lives up to expectations with great steak available to all and a choice of tasty sides that will satisfy any eater. Whether you’re looking for a restaurant that will impress your date or something for an intimate evening with friends, Flat Iron’s modern interiors create a cosy atmosphere that works for any kind of occasion. Plus, it serves a delicious salt caramel soft serve, which is heaven on a spoon!

With its bright, open spaces, colourful food and stripped back interior, Lahpet is killing it on the cool front. One of the few restaurants in the UK serving up Burmese food, this spot is focused on serving up great flavours to the people of Shoreditch. Try out the Lahpet salad, made with tea leaves, or go for a “bowl” with dishes like coconut noodles with chicken, or catfish and lemongrass chowder. Oh, and these guys serve up tasty cocktails, too.

Ooft, we’re really taking you on a tour of the cuisines here! As you might have guessed, Viet Grill dishes up Vietnamese plates, “making the simplest of dishes taste good.” This quirky Shoreditch restaurant takes you right out of London with its cool decorations featuring low lighting and leaf-covered walls. Famous for its pho, this place offers beef, chicken and veggie dishes that will get your whole group hungry.